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Gulf stock markets show positive trends following U. S. inflation data. Federal Reserve expected to cut rates, impacting Gulf monetary policies. Saudi Arabia's non-oil sector experiences slight growth recovery.
Gulf stock markets show caution ahead of crucial U. S. inflation data. Saudi GDP contracts in Q2, while regional indices experience mixed performance amidst economic uncertainty.
Mubadala Investment Company has applied to take sole control of Getir's Turkish operations. This move follows Getir's recent restructuring and withdrawal from European markets to focus on Turkey.
Gulf stock markets show gains as investors anticipate US rate cut. OPEC+ set to increase oil production. Key economic data releases awaited in the coming week.
Gulf stock markets face downturns due to Middle East conflicts and upcoming U. S. inflation data. Investors eye potential Federal Reserve rate cut amid ongoing regional humanitarian challenges.
Afghanistan's Taliban government has named an ambassador to the UAE, the second country after China to accept such an envoy. This move signals potential shifts in diplomatic relations despite ongoing international concerns.
Gulf stock markets remain subdued due to weak oil demand worries, despite potential U. S. rate cuts. Mixed performance across indices reflects economic uncertainties and global influences.
UAE stock markets gained as positive U. S. economic data boosted investor sentiment. Ongoing Gaza ceasefire talks in Qatar aim to ease regional tensions and end the conflict.
Gulf stock markets showed positive trends following benign U. S. inflation data. Traders anticipate Federal Reserve rate cuts in September, impacting Gulf Cooperation Council monetary policies.
Dubai's stock market remained unchanged for two consecutive days, while Abu Dhabi's index rose 0. 5%. Aramex reported a significant profit decline, impacting Dubai's market performance.
UK wealth manager Hargreaves Lansdown agrees to a $7 billion buyout, facing digital transformation challenges. The deal, led by CVC Capital Partners and Abu Dhabi's sovereign fund, aims to boost competitiveness in a changing market.
Gulf stock markets show signs of recovery following global sell-off. Saudi Aramco reports strong Q2 profits and acquires larger stake in Petro Rabigh joint venture with Sumitomo Chemical.
Recent prisoner exchange in Ankara echoes Cold War-era swaps. From the "Bridge of Spies" to modern-day trades, these exchanges reflect evolving geopolitical tensions between East and West.